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Wiring Diagrams

Scientific Atlanta Explorer model 3250

1. Message indicator—indicates a message is

waiting when blinking or illuminated

2. IR Sensor—Receives the infrared signal from

the remote control

3. LED Display—Displays the selected channel

number and time of day

4. Guide—Accesses on-screen services

5. Info—Displays a description of the selected

program

6. Bypass indicator—Indicates optional by-

pass feature is on when illuminated

7. USB—High-Speed peripheral device con-

nection (Not active)

8. Exit—Exits menus, the on-screen guide, and

program information

9. Settings—Provides access to the Settings

Menu

10. Smart Card Slot (Not active)

11. Select—Provides access to your on-screen

selection

12. CH- or CH+ —Scrolls up or down through

the available channels

13. VOL- and VOL+ —Increases or decreases

volume

14. Power—Turns set-top on or off

1. IEEE-1394—Audio and Video device connec-

tion (Not active)

2. Optical Audio Out—Connect an optical

cable to an external digital surround-sound

receiver or other digital audio device

3. DVI—Connect to the DVI input port on your

HDTV

4. IR Port—Connect the IR Blaster cable to use

with the optional VCR Commander™ service

5. S-Video Out—Connect to S-Video input of

TV, DVD recorder or VCR

6. YPbPr Out—Connect to an HDTV via com-

ponent cables

7. Digital Audio Out—Connect an RCA cable

to send a digital audio signal to a surround

sound receiver or other digital audio device

8. Video and Audio Out—Connect via RCA

cables to video and audio inputs of TV, DVD

recorder or VCR

9. Cable Out—Connect to cable input of TV,

DVD recorder or VCR

10. Audio Out—Connect RCA cables to send

analog audio signals to a stereo receiver or

HDTV

11. Cable In—Connect via coax cable to wall

outlet

12. Bypass—Connect an optional RF Bypass

module

13. AC Switched Outlet—Connect the AC pow-

er cord from another device, such as a TV

14. AC Power Input—Connect to an AC electri-

cal outlet

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